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| Id | Title | Author | Newspaper | Date | Page | Index Terms | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7081 | That Broadway bridge | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | June 11, 1896 | 4 | Bridges / Fargo, ND - Bridges / | Bridge over Red River on Broadway built year before by Charley Wilson, Oakport Township compaining that against federal law for the bridge | |
| 8241 | Notice to the public | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | July 13, 1897 | 4 | Fargo, ND - Bridges / | Note that bridge across the 'big slough' on Front Street is closed. Short notice only. | |
| 7760 | Big bridge contract let, street railway company awards bridge contract, amount of company's payroll | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | June 22, 1904 | 6 | Fargo & Moorhead Street Railway Company / Fargo Bridge and Iron Co. / Fargo, ND - Bridges / | ||
| 617 | South bridge is open to travel | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | January 16, 1906 | 24 | Fargo, ND - Bridges / Moorhead, MN - Bridges / | ||
| 8165 | Proposed bridge no. 1 which would run from N.P. Ave., Fargo to Front St., Moorhead [ill. and map] | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | September 09, 1922 | 9 | Fargo, ND - Bridges / Fargo, ND - Streets - Northern Pacific Avenue / Moorhead, MN - Bridges / | Map shows current and proposed bridge | |
| 1604 | Engines used to weigh north bridge [photo.] | Fargo Forum | January 18, 1927 | Sec. 4, p. 11 | Fargo, ND - Bridges / Fargo, ND - Flood, 1897 / Flood, 1897 / Floods / Red River of the North - Floods / | Photo from 1897 flood with railroad engines on bridge | |
| 1612 | White sold bridge lumber; furnished timbers which were used on Fargo to Moorhead span | Fargo Forum | January 18, 1927 | Sec. 5, p. 1 | Bridges / Fargo, ND - Bridges / Fargo, ND - Lumber companies / Moorhead, MN - Bridges / White, William H. / | ||
| 1998 | First Northern Pacific train crossed bridge June 8th, 1872; Early facts are recorded | Fargo Forum and Daily Tribune | April 12, 1935 | 2-14 | Ellsworth, Howard / Fargo, ND - Bridges / Northern Pacific Railroad Company / | Information in the article was presented by Howard Ellsworth, assistant general freight agent of the Northern Pacific Railroad | |
| 7729 | Plans take final shape for bridge dedication | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 27, 1936 | 1 | Dedications / Fargo, ND - Bridges / Fargo, ND - Streets - Main Avenue / Moorhead, MN - Bridges / | Dedication of the new Main Ave. Bridge to be held Oct. 29, 1936 | |
| 7730 | Front Street Bridge Section [ill.] | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 27, 1936 | 15 | Fargo, ND - Bridges / Moorhead, MN - Bridges / | Nine-page section section containing articles and illustrations regarding the old and newly completed bridge over the Red River between Moorhead, Minn. and Fargo, N.D. | |
| 7733 | Barber makes camera record of construction | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 27, 1936 | 22 | Bogenrief, Henry / Fargo, ND - Bridges / Photographers / Photography / | Henry Bogenrief of Fargo photographed the construction of the Main Ave. bridge between Moorhead, Minn and Fargo, N.D. over the Red River | |
| 7731 | Traffic roars over new bridge after dedication, throng attends colorful program celebrating opening of Front St. span, North Dakota, Minnesota governors speak [ill.] | Johnson, Roy P. | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 30, 1936 | 8 | Dedications / Fargo, ND - Bridges / Moorhead, MN - Bridges / | Brige over Red River at Main Ave. dedication |
| 7732 | Traffic heavy over new bridge, Front St. span draws more vehicles than First Ave. One | Fargo Forum and Daily Republican | October 30, 1936 | 1 | Fargo, ND - Bridges / Moorhead, MN - Bridges / | Maurice H. Jones claims to be first person to drive car over the bridge | |
| 4914 | Fargoans Battled In 1900 On Bridge Across Slough | Fargo Forum and Daily Tribune | January 01, 1950 | [12] | Fargo, ND - Bridges / Fargo, ND - Streets - 1st Avenue South / | Suppl. not on microfilm. Copy in Institute. "News of 50 Years Ago" Taken from The Forum, Dec. 27, 1899. |
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